voy. This intrigue is expected to end in failure. France is not likely to favour the prince’: claims.

. ru LTIC.

The cholera is at Stockholm. From the‘ 7th to the l7th ult. there were 14 case.-s,l of which 9 proved fatal. Tim crops i_n tlie' vicinity of Hamburg are suffering from the’ constant rains. A few days more uiifav- ourable weather would destroy a large amount of grain.

The traveller can go now by land or sea from Paris to St. Petersburg for I50 francs. This sum used to be paid I5 years ago tor a trip to Marseilles.

A letter from Vienna in ilie ﬂugrbiirg Gazelle, announces the death of Staodigl, the singer. He died in a madliouse.

'l‘ns Camieit.-—A letter in the TI'lt'Sf€ Zcituiig mentions that the landed proprie- tors in Ilie Crimea are returning by dc- grecs to their estates; ilint the greatest possible respect is being shown to the bury- ini:-placcs oftliose of the allies who perish- ed there. A Count S. has heeii at the ex- pense of surrounding one of them with a wall, anillias placed over the ciitraiici-, of which he himself always .ltt-cps the ke_\s, the inscription. “ Respect the spot where the brave repose "

HASZAR.D’S GAZETTE.

Wednesday. September 17, 1858.

civic mriiot r.iur.vr.‘

The advnnt:i,r,;cs of concentration as respects both authority and means, are becoming every day, more and more visible in Charlottetown. Several very judicious improvements have been already made, some are in progress and others contemplated. Good dry streets and side walks urc actual indispensable necessities in a city or town, and we are leased to see the attention of the corporation especially directed to this object Queen street is becoming every day more like what it ought to be, and the side walks will when nicely gravelled, be as comfor- table as any one could wish. Fourti-.i-n feet would be considered as a good width for a trottoir in any country; this allows four feet for steps and cellar doors and gives ten feet clear for foot piisscngcrs. We trust however to see the day. when there will be neither steps nor 0t'ilI|l' doors to obstruct the free passage ol pedestrians. lfwe turn to that it-co ofstrcei between the Teinperunce [hill and Ilillsborough Street. the iniprovi-iiit-nt is too striking an visible to be unnoticed by the iuost stupid and uuobs--.rvant. There were few arts of the city so dillicult of draining as this, ieing originally a morass, and as we recollcct it. a completi- pond in spring and autumn. We regret tliii. the adjoining inhabitants have been put to so much expense in having to pull down and re- build their chimneys, and as well as to put new sills under and raise their houses, though we at the same time give them every credit for the readiness and apparent oliecrfulness with which they have submitted to this additional tax. It is true, they are no doubt aware that their property is enhanced greatly in value and that what they aill gain in health and comfort will more than compensate for any present pecuniary outlay. Many persons have thought that the ex use of making the entrance into the city ruin the Malpeque lloud has cost and is likely to cost iuore than it is worth ; us they are not aware we suspect of the indiice~ ment that led to this apparently extravagant expanse we hasten to in mm them, that the Government generously and judiciously made a present to the city of one hundred pounds out of the road-vote for the R0 alty, on condition ofits being laid out in continuation of the Roy- ult road, through what is called the Common, un added thereto the stone whole, and bro- ken, that had been accumulated b the road commissioners for that purpose. nder those circumstunceu, no one will, we think, llnd fault with the authorities for thus making one of the principal approaches more becoming a rising und increasin city than without this aid. and it was like y to be for years. The extensive improvement in Grafton Street from John lloartz's to so m‘s Bridge was was loudly culled for and thou h it may bear hard for the moment upon individuals usdid that‘ in Grafton Street before spoken of,

et in the course of u very few years, will be

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acknowledged by the parties as contributing in . no small dc rec to the value of their adjoining’

property. e musi not pass over Hillsborough street which has been graded dowti so as to

esont a more uniform and mi inclined plane independently of being urnished with proper water-courses which will have the etfect oi‘ kecpin King's square dry and wholesome. We trust owevcr, that we shall hoar some- thing this wiuter,sbout erecting is market house in the course of the snsuln summer. his is an improvement loudly cal ed for The present market house is a nuisance, besides being too

ruiszaitnls rm’/.i«:'i"ri~.‘

small,unlit and inconvenient for the number of sellers and lniyers that are compelled to resort to it It is iiielanelioly to see tiic country pao_

ple compelled to expose meat and other arti- clcs of food under the heat ol'ii. burning sun or in showers of rain or enveloped in clouds of dust. It is we think. liililtl economy to delay the providing ofa convenient place for holding it market suitable to the increasing wants of a growing population. Erections like these. if properly planned and constructed. pay for the-iiisclve.~ in a few years. We cordial y invite the attention of the illbeliigﬁlll among us to this important topic. and siiall be happy to place our coluuiiis at the service of correspon- ents

CONU.\'l)lll}M. Why is it lady's hustle like iin historical lloinsnce? Because it is it tail (tale) of fiction louiided on a stern reality.

Tue Biiirisii Mains were received at the Post Ollico on lllor.iI.iy uioriiiiig a. little after four o'clock, via. (icoi-gr-town.

The reasm of the mail steamer being so long in coming from Britain tl_iis trip, was liecouso tho (‘at/iIii'ia, one of the older bouts, had been puton the Iiiic in place oi tl.e.4rul.i'a. which li..d been injured going out of llostoii harbour,

und Inn to he dt.'l-llllttd to make in.-c--ssary repairs. llaving been relitteil, the Arabia lei’: tlirco days after and arrived in llaliilix on Sa-

tiirday. We understand the Cum/irm is to be kept in Iialifax as a reserve Boat.

Arrivals in Europe from hence. PILL. Aug. 20—ll.icchus, CAICIIIFI‘. Aug. In-t.‘nroliiie, Mcﬂeill. Livir.nrooi., Aug. I1—.\laIcolni, trorniun.

' SEP’l‘EMB|'2R 11. A U GlI_0 N5,

MOLASSES, SUGAR, TEA. FLOUR, at... &.c. ‘O llli Sold by .~\Ui"I'lUN, on l“lllD.~\Y. l9th iorrniiii. at It o'clock, on l's.AIa'a \\ mutt‘. andiiig po-r aclioaiier °' t,'urIew," ll‘:-Ill IlAl.Il'Al-- 5 liinls. B'Uti.\|i, I0 puns. .\iiil.\.s‘n'l-H (Porto Rico), 2|) i-Inertia 'l H.-\ (ll ymil auticlrn, 20 bonus \l-inld t.'.\NlDl.l".‘, 6's CL 3'l, 3! pain \len's ill"-3l\' -‘llUl‘i'*.

do do do uimrs, 25 bbls éiiporlioe l“l.tlUl{. it t'»\

ES. Auctioncoz. dv ‘

Ch. 'l'own, Sept I6,’ I356 —;\

BY \VILLI A M DOOD. VALUABi..E LEAL .l.‘io1'A1'.l:i FOR SALE- 'l‘ill‘. lib liiwiti-,1 LAN D5 Ilt-Ii l’lU'l ‘ll3'i'i$ will

be p n-in.-iorii_) a-iIiin.it ii to l'«-Iilii t)-iiii,n-- -i-ioii, at Iliw Coiiri ll ms», to em... tsoilali-no. iii‘ (.'li:ii.oii¢-ion ii, on \\ l‘.l).Vl'ISU \Y. the 29.1: d.y ..i'0:.'i‘tiiiEtt i.t:xl,litlIte hour at 1-2 o'cIocl<,. viz :—- '

l’.\$'l'UllI‘l l.0'l‘5‘ Nos 233. 23} and 23.’). iii I ih- lloy.ii\ oi UlIJtitil.‘t'ltIt\lt, lltltillliu .n ii.e St,» Pe-ct's llozul. and aiiii.i;t- about. iliiie time s lining 'l'o\vn. t?It~-lﬂlllillg to the whole 36 acres a little Illtilt‘ or less.

Ai.so-— I lint llfﬂllllrillly siiinto-il l’lllll’l'lRTY, for-...i:n.' part oi CUM HUN l.')'|‘ l\... IS. to the. Itnyiiiy oi Uiiaii--iieio «ii. iioi.t.ii-.5 on too llilis-3, ital‘-igli. dliil III the llIIilIt‘l‘ldlt5 Vttrliiliy iil Li rVt:lIi- - ll|t‘Iii iitliiet’-,“l.'I|Uly iii the oi-i-upiiion oi t apiaiii ' Bl3.iZ‘ie.V, K. N.. booiiiiril on iii” I-llllll-Wt‘! by, the limit it-.irlio;_i to tiuveriuiieiii ll--iiai-. :-tint ion- the east by Wisi-siic--t. amt ext.-oiliiig on said Sheet 233 lr't'l, it time more or less, Willi chef lari-eanil tzrmiiiioioiis U\Vl‘il.Lli\Uv llUU> 1,!

REV. A. LIICIIIIBAD will preach (D. V. . Cherry Valley, on the afternoon of Sabbath. 28th inst.

lli.-V. '1‘. Dc.\'c.\.v will

preach in Georgetown‘ on ttie 2Ist and 28th inst.

Married

l6tir Augusi, by the Rev. J. Ilaiehaid, fhoinas Aleltaiiiler, l'Isq., I‘. ll., liii-pizcioi-tieiieial oi los.ii'ils in her Majesty’s seivicr-, in Mary .\|ice, clot-st tllIll,I_'llltl' of the Hon. 'l'lioiiiau llraiii llavilaiid, late Colonial Secretary, l‘rii.ce Edwaid lei-lnil.

Yesit-rd.iy, by the ltnv. C. Lloyd, F.ccle.<i.i.-iieal Coiiiiitissory, JAM»-zs \VlLsoN, his f \\'arhIi«g- to I's:ivii.i.or-it-, iliiid daughter of 'l‘hoinas Pe- ihiclt. Esq.

,L‘i.ed

On 25th August, zigeil I8, Sair.-ili. eldest daughter of Rev C A. tiiiinu. iieclor of Kﬂg<[I\lI and L‘-ivtiig~ ion, Engl:ind, and niece of the late Ch.iiles Biiina, Esq , ofiliis City

.>\l.ClIIIl’l0llcltIWlI. on Tuesday the will instant, Alln-rt liiittio, infant Son of Mr. Joe. llazeiwoud, aged I3 iiioaitis.

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Perseverance Hotel,

LEAH.-\N'|‘I.Y siluited in front of King's

Square, wlieie every comfort will be atfortled to the travelling coniinunity in general. 'I‘he Sub- scriber he s to intimate, that strict attention and moderate charges will entitle Iiiin to u share of pub-

lic patronage. J. W. FORD. Proprietor. Ch. Town. Sept. 8, I856. % SERVANT GIRL Iwunted. 5

Ladies look here !——0Nl.Y look here!

TIIE Subscriber otl'ers FOR SALE. a variety of S I L K 8 , &c—-

Bluck GRO DE NAPLES, Rich Check Glusiu Sd|l.K,

" ipe o

“ llvocad

" Em‘ v°l'°"" l assorted colors for Bonnets " " Plui-lies.

Superior rich Brocade SILKS, &c. All of which will be sold low for ‘prompt psy- J. P IIDIE.

lnunt. . 11th September, I858. Ju.kemu.n’u Livery a. Sale Stables

IIOPINID £1‘ THI OLD ITAND,

Grafton Street.

.a.... <

[' AVING eiilargoil -my St.-ihles I am now pre-

pared to take lion-es for sale and board, by the clay or \\'t't'l\'. tleiiiloirien hiivinu horses to ilisposc, at will ﬁnd this an excellent stand, the .\‘i..i~lrs being roomy and r-onitnriable and grooinu Itllthlltvﬂ. llurses a..il Carriages for hire, second to none in the City.

, WM. JAKI-'..‘IlAN.

Sept. Mih. I856.

Feathers Feather Beds 2 U31‘ A|[|{|VE[)_ per Si-hr. Ornament and other

iuiportuiions—good qualiti-

JAM!-}S_N. HARRIS. August ll. I856.— Si

At St. Andrew's tlhuich. ’l"lymnuili, on the,

()Llil'-l5lllLUi.\G.\ iluti appiirlr-o.ii.ei-s lil1'I't‘|IlI|0£ lleliiiigllig. 'I'iie eoiiiiu-_gent aiiiiuity l- rarer y ' cliar-,-ed on |lIt'sl.' l’rc-iiiiscs for the use anal in-nelit

I . ol .\lrs. \Vtlsiiii. having I).-en tliily Iraiislvrieil to

tiie reritleriore oi .\lr l).ivi-i Wilson, in RI|'ll|H0|I|l utr-.-rt, Iiiis v.ilii=iii.o l’i-rpvriy (oiiilii-iioiu.. L-ii IN) will no soil in Ice si.ii,i.e, and lreed an-I discti:it_~- ed ol all iiiciiiirnaiicrs. '

Al.so- rllti vatuinlo-. piece of Gmiiiiil. WIl'| the uivi-2l.I.i.\i) Ilt)U.\t-1 .o..i l’.‘t.~..\ll ~l';s, linoivii as the P|'rfnt‘li| fE$liiv‘|l|18 of '\!r. l) -Vid e \\'ilson. lmiitIii_v ~10 fact on liicii iio-.il-slr '« t, and exiemliiig |lI tlt-p|lI 50 iron, at liiile iiior-- or lest-._l lntiiiiii-_: pzirl til 'l'U\\'N l.0'l'b' Nos. 4 and 5, In‘ llit: bl..‘i'1|ll(i liitnilu-il ol l.‘ut\Ii illllalllllliiill -Itrtiiuii.i 'l'tiis l-rt-prII_\ is suhji ct to an an.-oii_v oi J..")iI cui- IlftIt‘t’ per aniiuin, rii..ri_v. ti IlIt‘fl5"' for the ii.~.- and bflltlil ol .\lr.~. Mart I‘; iztli. tit WI son, lllllll aiiil, lIIli‘I' the (ltei'e.i5e ail iI\'.I pit.-in-.iil liiisli in.l, (ii. c.is- ’ she shall survive him). and so l-n,g as sin: shiill reiiiaio his widow and oiiinairieo. and it. Wlil be sold Iiab'e therein.

‘or lerttls oi silo aiiil lorilier pirIic~il:irs. en quite Uiilild uilnleisigncul Triisie-cs for Salt‘. &I' . uiidvr Devil at Iii,-lc.i.~e and Uoovc-vziii e, Iiruiriiiu date the ‘..’lst day ol Dt‘i’r‘IlllI"f. 183.3. ex‘:-i-iiiveii by the above iiaiin-il D.iV|d Wilsi-ii and his said wife. with the other p.irtn-s therein liztllletl, to the lll|llr3I'sl,|:ne(l. ainldulv ft‘uI.~lt9t‘t'tl, and as the u -lIIt' is aim-nd.-d by an addeii-.a ihrrr-to, its-ed Itm Illiti day oi May uiitino, endorsed iliert-on, and also duly registered. _

Dated at tlliarloiietowii, this 10th day of Sep-

lumber, I85 . JOSEPH ill-‘.i\'SLt-IY. JUIIN I.t).\‘U.\'Ui( I'll. Sept. 15. R0ttEttt‘si‘t~;W.\ RT.

' A TEA. Under the Patronage of Lady Duly

7II.L be in-ld in the Grounds of WI. SFEWART Esq , “ Glen Stewart," in aid at the Church now in the course of erection at “S-riitord,” on THURSDAY, the 18th Sl<LPI'EMlIl'}lt instant.’ Entrance to the Grounds at 2 o,c|oi-k, Ti-s st halt‘-past 3 o'clock. Contributions will be ili-inIi- fully received by Mrs l.lo_vil and Mrs. William

Stewart, on or before the Wednesday pn-vious. 'I'icltets ls 6d each Children under 1'2 yesrs hslfptice, to be had It the Store ot II tls.-1-ird, Sup, Mr. Harri Beer, and Mr. Solomon hliitcli,

I‘ Stratlord. Lot 48.

Ill‘. large STOCK of DRY Giiulls iii the T “ Manchester ,llouse." Queen Street, will he

offered During this Iontli. at Prices viziy iiiucli Reduce ll

Greatly Reduced Prices it

Form for sale!

0 us sonn “t.YMIl|tlA LOIIGF. FARM.” containing 25h) acres, nil incloseil, Iﬂllofwhich

are to Iivaicil, and so iire under an. ulland ornamental wood. I here is it good IIt)Ua‘l‘2 and other necessary lluil-tings for it farm of that size._ A|soa(i.\RDEN and sinill Hrcliard. we-ll sticlu-d with 'l rec.-s. which hear a vast iibiiiidance of l"iuii, (Clierries. Plunibs. ' i‘urrauts, hooiu.-Ii tries and .-\pp s‘ The Land finals on \Vhe.itlry ltiver and Itusiico Bay, where tlii-ie are plenty of l"i.~|i, (lien iiigs, iiiacltctehcodtish,

lob-Iota. Hunt. and other huh).

stock, Crop &. Implements May be Illlxtfll at u Vlllllrtlltlll if required, the Stock cotisiels ii — 9 llIllt~l"S and CUl.'l'cl, 20 htelili ot'i.'atile ofihe Cow hind, Git cl. IEl.'|'. Crop, ali0o'— 40 PI’ Ell ioriu HAY, ' 2.‘; arm: of Wheat, I-I acres of nuts, 7 acres of Iliirley; 4 acres if l'ornips, 2 .ii:n-..i of Poinios. I acre oft g gong, Iiiiiin-ili:iie ltlsrlvsdii n can to olitoiiied upon good lnclitil) inﬁll); g.ven I"urI!ii-r iaiiii-ulars can be ulihiiiird lioiii the proprietor on the prein' \Vll.l.|A.\l ll Cyinbria Loilga. I’. I". lsliind, S l\. Aiiieni.-a, Aug I9. I856.

lsc! UDGES.

FFRCWOOD. 4 Cards of l"iretvood. ready cut and split, of various lengths and sizes to suit customers. Am 1) t->--- J \S. N. IIAIHLIS. August 25 I856.-lsl.SLAdv3w

Freah Supply of Shingles. NU'I‘lIlIl{ cargo of Bay tflialeur. the best yet

received this year —l'I.\F. cit (till) JAS. N. [I

August 25, I856 —ls|:lvv

FOR SALE!

. It. ARRIS.

DON \l.lI CIYRRII-‘.,

I)t I.\Al.U l.IVl.Vt.'.~' l'0\'. DUN -\I.I) Mcli.-\t.‘lll'1ltN, JHIIN .\lcH»\' ltF.ll.\i. Alittttw .\lciit)i'ti.\LL,

Nine \lile Creek. Aug. I6ih, I556

s:s:s.umI_[,

iiiiiipieillor carrying Coal Ii.-tween lbiq port and l‘icIv-u. '|'»-ruin liberal. Apply to Bsnsaulx AVIEI, llriiltrr, if-iirloiteiowo, or to I’ \'l'lilCl\' a'I'l:II‘llE.\'S, Orwell. August is, I356 —-ltv FOR SALE I THE llUl.l. & .<l’.\ll.~‘ ofa B|(lGAN- TIME iiotv in-:irl_v tiiiislied, laying at ' t,lrt\ell, built for the Nouf-uﬂlniid iii:Irl.e-l, of 82 NIIH no-xv iii»-.ii-uieuieiit, and H.’ ions old: lei~g‘li about 79 feet. ‘.20 ft. 6 in. h.-our, aid 9 ft. 8 in. deep. Apply to the builder. .»\i.i~.x. i\lcl‘/it-:, or l0—- lll'I.\'J.\.\lIN It/\\'ll".S, Sept. 2, t856.—4i liiokcr, I,'li 'l'own. Teach er W'an ted. V~‘.'.A\N'l‘l-'.l| for the .\‘ini,~ \lile (Tn-ck School Uiu. him, it 'I'o'ai.lii~.r of the liirst (Ttii-.4, with .1 good Ill-If-ll i-liaracter. Apply to eIllIt.'I' of the riiideir-igned 'l'rustces. l DRAIN WATER P PES. Olt SALE iii the Quruw SQUARE Ilouslr. a quantity of superior Salt-glitz.-d Stone ware, Pipu, .Iu.it'ti'on:. Bendt. éc . fri-in 3 inches to to in diameter, supply ing the cheapest and iiiosi iﬂicient method of conveying water under ground. WILLIAM Hl’.ARD. Charlottetown, 22d April, I856.

carding Machines. ac.

IIVIIE Subscribers olfsr for Sale (‘iirding Machines,

‘Machine Cards. (Trunk Plate, Bleaiicru. \Vool Pickers. Power Treenuil Macliinei on a new con’ struction. Orders punciually ntten ed to. Address John Mimice & .-‘on, Siickville, t‘ouniy of West- rnorliind New llrunswirk. or avid Stewart, Csrh- (,‘linrloiteiown,Ju'y I8. IRIS5. lystf

ALLIA NOB LIIE AND FIR I-.‘ l.\'sUR.ﬂJ\‘CE COM- P.‘lJ\‘Y. l.OJVIJO.V. us-rasusnsn uv ac-r or PAILIAMIIIT. Cupﬂal £5,000,000 Sterling. CIlAltl.IZ:l YULNG, Agent for I’. E. lslsnd.

Grist and Saw Mill. On‘. Kiln Gr.

to make room for HEAVY IMPORTATIONI, ex- pggreil by tiri-t I-‘all vase.-is iroin Lowinon and l.ivi.:airooi. . _ '|‘|....-is widiiiig IIAIHEAINS, will liiid it to their

l|dV:il!litgt‘ in can :ii this I~Z.-ishlishim~iii. ‘ .~'.’\\lUl-.l. W. \li-.\llll{R;\Y.

« r - r

solo. 3, I958.

' l ' - Labourers Wanted ! I , ing some _ I‘ lluilroud beittren the llsnd and Shediao in . w’..K..r_ (hy the day), liberal, with the ehanceof. making well by Job work. For particular-, enquire at this Ofhce, or at the subscriber at the Worlis.

IOIIN llR.()0KI"ll-‘.l.l), Contractor.

Bond, Sept. 8. I856.

, l i

Dwelling House!

Fink s\I.i‘.. ilmteligibly situated Grist Mill with Iilo0nl. Kiln iimt saw \tiII. together with the Ditelling llouim and shout sixteen ae.e- of LA 0 under rrop. known as " .\IcFsrhim-.'s .\lilIs," and alt-ly ..c....,.e.«i bv ioim Al.D0l.'S,,tI.-q.. on the

Muntaguon llo.uI, 2._l_ unit‘! from lluorgi,-towii._ _ 'I'\vo-thirds - I" purrlia-ie money may remain on in- ierust, pnyulili-. by ii|sliIl:li0IilI as may be agreed on. If not so ii at lrivate Sale hi-fore the I8ih .\'s‘.P‘rI'.Il- ens, this I‘ro’.-my will he om-red at Pu si.ic Auc- tion on that day at I2 o‘cIor|t on the premises For further pariiciilarri, us to price. title die. apply to '[‘u:oP||||.uu Dgsllsiisitv. list]. of Charlotte.-town, Jenn Annuus, Esq. Montague River, or to the

own" RODERICK |I‘DONAl.D. Mcrroll llivsr, August IS, IS“. Isl Ex